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This infuriates me... For years I've had gastric bypass shoved down my throat with this very line of reasoning. I've always refused because somewhere deep inside I knew there had to be another way, there just had to.The Article wrote:Yet doctors really don’t have any other effective options for treating morbid obesity, generally defined as being 100 or more pounds overweight. Lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise, are rarely successful for these patients without surgical intervention.
Randy Lane wants people to realize that those risks are real.
“I’m not mad at the surgeon that did it,” he said. “I’m not mad at Vanderbilt. I’m not mad at anybody. This is just something that happened. But there’s got to be a Ph.D. out there that can figure this out.”
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